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2012 Institutsbericht 40Jahre.Pdf INSTITUTSBERICHT 2012 ZEITRAUM 2010 – 2012 UND FESTSCHRIFT Jubiläumsausgabe anlässlich des 40-jährigen Bestehens des INSTITUTS FÜR INTERDISZIPLINÄRES BAUPROZESSMANAGEMENT FAKULTÄT FÜR BAUINGENIEURWESEN TU WIEN Herausgeber: Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Andreas Kropik Institut für Interdisziplinäres Bauprozessmanagement an der Technischen Universität Wien Karlsplatz 13/234-1 A-1040 Wien Telefon: + 43 / 1 / 58801 / 234-02 Telefax: + 43 / 1 / 58801 / 234-99 e-Mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.ibpm.at/ Eigenverlag, Wien 2012 ISBN: 978-3-9502638-3-1 Redaktion und Layout: Univ.Ass. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Gmoser Univ.Ass. Dipl.-Ing. Christoph Müller zusammengestellt unter Mithilfe aller Institutsangehörigen Teil 1 – Institutsbericht ZEITRAUM 2010 - 2012 Vorwort .................................................................................................................................1 Sponsoren ............................................................................................................................7 1 40 Jahre Entwicklung vom Institut für Baubetrieb und Bauwirtschaft zum Institut für Interdisziplinäres Bauprozessmanagement ............................................................... 13 1.1 Vorgeschichte ........................................................................................................13 1.2 Prof. Jurecka gründet das Institut ...........................................................................14 1.3 Prof. Reismann prägt das Fach Baubetrieb ............................................................20 1.4 Prof. Oberndorfer etabliert die Bauwirtschaft ..........................................................27 1.5 Der Baubetrieb mit Prof. Jodl .................................................................................34 1.6 Die Bauwirtschaft mit Prof. Kropik ..........................................................................36 1.7 Der Planungsprozess mit Prof. Achammer .............................................................37 1.8 Resümee ................................................................................................................39 2 Die Geschichte des Industriebaus an der TU Wien .................................................. 45 2.1 Die Vorgeschichte ..................................................................................................45 2.2 Die Errichtung eines Instituts für Industriebau ........................................................47 2.3 Entwicklung von „Industriebau TU Wien“ ................................................................48 2.4 Besondere Leistungen von „Industriebau TU Wien“ ...............................................50 3 Personal ....................................................................................................................... 55 3.1 Aktueller Personalstand .........................................................................................55 3.2 Personelle Zu- und Abgänge ..................................................................................63 4 Aktivitäten .................................................................................................................... 65 4.1 Wiener U-Bahntagung ............................................................................................65 4.2 Industriebauseminar ...............................................................................................66 4.3 CIB Conference ......................................................................................................67 5 Lehrveranstaltungen ...................................................................................................69 5.1 Forschungsbereich Baubetrieb und Bauverfahrenstechnik .....................................69 5.2 Forschungsbereich Bauwirtschaft und Baumanagement ........................................70 5.3 Forschungsbereich Industriebau und interdisziplinäre Bauplanung ........................71 5.4 Concrete Student Trophy .......................................................................................72 5.5 Gastvortragende ....................................................................................................75 6 Exkursionen 2010 bis 2012 ......................................................................................... 79 6.1 Exkursionen Forschungsbereich Baubetrieb u. Bauverfahrenstechnik ...................79 6.2 Exkursionen Forschungsbereich interdisziplinäre Bauplanung und Industriebau ....85 7 Forschung am Institut 2010 bis 2012 ......................................................................... 93 7.1 Diplomarbeiten .......................................................................................................93 7.2 Abgeschlossene Dissertationen 2010 bis 2012 .................................................... 100 7.3 Forschung 2010 bis 2012 ..................................................................................... 120 8 Öffentlichkeitsarbeit 2010 – 2012 ............................................................................. 129 8.1 Vorträge ...............................................................................................................129 8.2 Bücher..................................................................................................................140 8.3 Gastvorlesungen .................................................................................................. 142 8.4 Sonstige Publikationen .........................................................................................144 8.5 Mitwirkung in Fachorganisationen ........................................................................ 150 8.6 BBB Assistenten-Treffen in Wien .........................................................................154 8.7 Vorbereitungskurs Befähigungsprüfung Baumeister, Modul 3 an der TU Wien..... 157 9 Seitenblicke ............................................................................................................... 159 9.1 Hochzeiten ...........................................................................................................159 9.2 Geburten ..............................................................................................................160 9.3 Sportliches ...........................................................................................................162 9.4 Nachruf Charlotte Jurecka .................................................................................... 165 Teil 2 – Fachbeiträge VON INSTITUTSMITGLIEDERN Bewältigung von Komplexität und Ungewissheit im Projektgeschäft – Herausforderungen für internationale Baukonzerne im 21. Jahrhundert 167 Nachhaltigkeit und Corporate Social Responsibility 187 Erfolgsfaktoren im Bauprojektmanagement, einmal anders 203 FAQ - Die häufigsten Fragen zur Baukoordination 215 Sicherheit und Umweltschutz auf Baustellen 239 Fünf methodische Bausteine für erfolgreiches Management von Infrastruk- 247 turprojekten Der Bau-Sachverständige in der Praxis 259 Die Optimierung der Lebenszykluskosten von Bauinvestitionsprojekten 275 Das Bau-SOLL bei Bewehrungsarbeiten 299 Der Kunde ist immer König 311 Anforderungen an die Organisationsstruktur internationaler Bauunterneh- 321 men Nachteilsabgeltung 345 Entwicklung und Abbildung von Kostenkomponenten aus der Preisumrech- 353 nung in der Kostenverfolgung aus Sicht des Bauherren Technische Universität und Waagner-Biro 367 Concrete Student Trophy 373 Ein Golfplatz entsteht 383 Lebenszykluskosten-Modelle und deren Einsatz bei Public-Private- 399 Partnerships Verwendung von Tunnelausbruchmaterial – Entscheidungsgrundlagen 407 TU Wien Bauingenieurstudierende und ihr Kompetenzprofil zu Beginn des 417 Studiums Vortriebsunterbrechungen bei zyklischen Vortrieben 433 Terminplanung „Anpassung der Leistungsfrist“ 445 Recycling-Baustoffe: Der Weg vom Abfall zum Qualitätsprodukt 473 BIM-sustain: Building Information Modelling - gestützte Planung für nachhal- 483 tige Gebäude Planlieferverzug – eine häufige Aufgabenstellung 495 Planungsprozess-Evaluierung aus Bauherrn-Perspektive 505 Lebenszyklusorientiertes Baumanagement 527 Von der Netzplantechnik zum Projektmanagement 543 Vorwort Andreas Kropik Geschätzte Leser! Vor Ihnen liegt ein besonderer Institutsbericht. Wir haben das vierzigste Gründungsjahr des Vorläufers unseres Institutes – dem Institut für Baubetrieb und Bauwirtschaft – zum Anlass genommen, den periodischen Bericht mit einem besonderen Teil, einer Festschrift, zu kom- binieren. Die Familiengeschichte selbst ist, wie es Namenswechsel so mit sich bringen, für nicht Ein- geweihte etwas verwirrend. Ursprünglich als „Institut für Baubetrieb und Bauwirtschaft“ im Jahr 1972 gegründet, hat die Organisationsreform an der TU Wien im Jahr 2005 zu einem Zusammenschluss mit dem „Institut für Industriebau und interdisziplinäre Bauplanung“ ge- führt. Das war auch Anlass für die Geburt des neuen Institutsnamens „Institut für interdiszip- linäres Bauprozessmanagement“. Das Institut besteht aus den drei Forschungsbereichen x Baubetrieb und Bauverfahrenstechnik unter der Leitung von Kollegen Hans Georg Jodl, x Industriebau und interdisziplinäre Bauplanung unter der Leitung von Kollegen Christoph Martin Achammer und x Bauwirtschaft und Baumanagement unter meiner Leitung. Der Institutsgeschichte hat H.G. Jodl einen eigenen Beitrag gewidmet. In mühevoller Klein- arbeit hat er die Vergangenheit, zurückreichend bis zu den ersten facheinschlägigen Lehr- aufträgen 1927/28, aufbereitet. Ihm und seinem
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